After finishing 14th in the Premier League, Crystal Palace will look at the summer transfer window as a poignant moment for the future of the club.
The Eagles put a stop to their seven-game losing streak with a 1-1 draw at home to Tottenham on the final day, with many fans crying out for a fresh injection of youth into this ageing side.
It looks like they could be getting their wish, with Nathan Ferguson already signed as a free agent. The Telegraph also suggest Queens Park Rangers starlet Eberechi Eze is close to joining Roy Hodgson's side.
In the meantime, here's some players the club should look to move on.
1. Scott Dann
There is no doubting just how fantastic a career Scott Dann has had at Crystal Palace. After being signed in January 2014 for around £1.5m, the English defender has been a hugely important member of the squad that cement the Eagles place in the Premier League.
All good things, however, must come to an end. With Dann now 33 years old, the club should look to find his replacement.
Of course, the centre-back is an important member of the dressing room, but questions will be asked over his ability to play at the top flight for much longer.
Potential Destination: Championship
Likely Cost: £2m
2. Mamadou Sakho
France Football (via Get French Football News) reported in June that UEFA Champions League semi-finalists Lyon were looking to sign Mamadou Sakho from Crystal Palace.
The report adds Palace have valued the defender at €5m, but there has since been no further developments.
Sakho featured 14 times in the Premier League for Crystal Palace in 2019/20, and at the age of 30, he is earning £100,000 per-week according to sportrac.
Potential Destination: Lyon
Likely Cost: £4.5m
3. Max Meyer
The German midfielder was dubbed a 'wonderkid' when he left Schalke on a free transfer in 2018.
Meyer had been linked with moves to Europe's top sides, but eventually ended up at Selhurst Park - which rightfully excited Palace fans.
However, it simply hasn't worked out for the playmaker, who started just six games in 2019/20 in all competitions. He's also on £125,000 per-week, so it'd be a pretty good idea to get him off of the payroll.
Potential Destination: Bundesliga
Likely Cost: £8m
4. Wilfried Zaha
The never-ending transfer saga. Wilfried Zaha has been linked a move away from the club in the last few transfer windows, with the Eagles turning down some hefty offers.
According to Sky Sports News, Palace rejected Everton's sensational offer last summer of £70m including James McCarthy and Cenk Tosun. In hindsight, with the club signing McCarthy anyway, as well as Tosun on loan, they probably should've just accepted that bid.
Sky Sports News have also reported Paris Saint-Germain, Borussia Dortmund and Monaco could all be in for Zaha this summer.
It is likely, given the current climate, bids for the Ivorian winger won't reach anywhere near that £70m fee - so Palace should just take the highest offer.
It may be an unpopular decision, but it would put a stop to the saga once and for all, and set the club on a new path with an eye for recruiting young talent - something the fans have been demanding.
Potential Destination: Arsenal, Everton, PSG, Borussia Dortmund, Monaco
Likely Cost: £40m
5. Connor Wickham
Yep, that's right, he's still on the books! Many would have forgotten Connor Wickham even still played for Crystal Palace, with the striker only making six Premier League appearances in 2019/20.
He was subsequently sent out on loan in January to Sheffield Wednesday, where he made 13 appearances but scored just two goals in the process.
The 27-year-old will likely be sold this summer, with Crystal Palace in the market for another forward.
Potential Destination: Championship
Likely Cost: £5m
Source: 90min
